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Alignment in Anticipation Drives Successful Coordination in Dynamic Interactive Tasks

2025-09-29

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<p>The ability to coordinate with others depends critically on anticipating and adapting to each other’s actions. While predictive mechanisms are central in theory, empirical studies often rely on simplified tasks that overlook the sensory, motor, and social complexity of real-world interaction. We introduce a quantitative framework that integrates multimodal tracking of eye and body movements and heart rate with...

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a8c8ea74-7020-5214-85ec-2ca6f8363e43
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10.31234/osf.io/nzy5a_v2
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